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U.S. Navy Lt. Col. James Birkia, places a cervical collar to maintain stabilization of the neck during a mass casualty drill in Erbil, Iraq, June 11, 2019. Mass Casualty drills help reinforce skills and procedures critical to an effective response in the event of a mass casualty incident. The Navy Expeditionary Medical Unit is a theater asset capable of providing enhanced care during operations and functions as an acute medical and surgical team providing damage control resuscitation and surgery in direct support of Coalition Forces. Coalition Forces are in Iraq at the invitation of the Government of Iraq to train and advise in support of enduring mission to defeat Daesh. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Kahlil Dash)